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Ail and PagC-related proteins in the entomopathogenic bacteria of Photorhabdus genus.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Mouammine Annabelle, Lanois Anne, Pagès Sylvie, Lafay Bénédicte, Molle Virginie, Canova Marc, Girard Pierre-Alain, Duvic Bernard, Givaudan Alain, Gaudriault Sophie

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Among pathogenic Enterobacteriaceae, the proteins of the Ail/OmpX/PagC family form a steadily growing family of outer membrane proteins with diverse biological properties, potentially involved in virulence such as human serum resistance, adhesion and entry into eukaryotic culture cells. We studied the proteins Ail/OmpX/PagC in the bacterial Photorhabdus genus. The Photorhabdus bacteria form symbiotic complexes...

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PMID: 25333642
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0110060
PMCID: PMC4198210

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